Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-27
SPEAKER CAELIsLE's VIEWS.
ClcVelaud'- Administration Sensible IStsi
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ne~-.IiNc and Patriotic.
Speaker john G.. Carlisle was interviewed
at Lexington, Ky, Saturday, by Il repre-
sentative Of the New York H.r,id on the
political situation. In regard to the can
didUteS of the two parties ior the presi-
dency next year, Mr.. Carlisle said:
81 think the nomination OF Mr.. Cleve-
land Is a turtgone conclusion, and in my
opinion it is the wlsest and best thing the
Democratic party can do II nominated
he will be elected, no matter who may be
his opponent. lie has given the country
81 sensible, huSiueSs-like and patriotic ad-
miUlStrauon, aud the best evidence OF his
capacity for the place inc occupies is found
Iu the fact that even his most yiruleut and
yludirtlye political opponents have not
been able to point To single
ustaucr ia which any public interest has
suffered on account Of his official conduct.
The prtulaut tone of the party criticism to
which ne mas been subjected throughout
his administration is OF itself confession
that his course IN regard To the large aud
important matters is uuassaI,Iblc. 80 long
uS me does the right thing at The right time
and IN the night way no political capital
can be- made by attempts to rid,cule OF rN-
aggrrltc his personal characteristics; and
II hr Is rruomjUatyd the Republicans will
discover, long before the campaign Is over,
that this shot Is too small Tor the game
they are hunting.
MIR. Elaine, think can secure the Re
publican nomination fine wants it, But
am not yet certain that he would take II.
lie Is the most perfect living representative
OF tine real principles and methods of the
partisan yrpubiICanlSm which character
Iltd the administration of the government
Tor twenty years after the close Of the
war and 1t the party intends To make
Iu honest and aggressive cant
pJIgu I'M support 81 It's actual political
Aith IT. Will compel him 20 take the uomi-
nation. Mr. Blaine believes implicitly in
the, sovereignty of the Republican party,
and lu himself ~ the representation at a.,
power he thrrytosr claims the allegiance
ami 1rlts, support 81 every protested he
publican. aud never lurgWes any cue who
uup1>g- him This has aliruatcd him
. uuu q lJr- number Of prominent men u
7 hl, Own party, hut he Is still stronger lu.
. side th, patty than any other man. ana 10
nominated would receive the luu WuiI>'u
Srpuu,...ru vote. but hr will never again
. receive such a Vote as he received IA ISL
| TIr country has had time 10 thIuk-tlmr
/ To- rumlur the administration which VIZ.
/ Cleveland has actually given IL with The
administration which Nr. Elaine would
have gNru' 1t. @ud iH" result Is 'N". '.''',
IJut d much stronger IMAM ne va" d" '~0'
aud Elaine mitch "raNrI.
La regard I" the pronihIr ISSUES "I -
. MIR Carlisle ,Iid: hat depends i"'+'N
upon what may he done M congress ""'-
/ ug the hrNl session, ana u" Some 'N''"'
as" up"n the pHh!l' '""'"', anu '''''',
| dents "l the NOMINEES "' INV WV '''i Wv, 49,.
1 tons. u''~' TAXATION 3, '''"''" anu ',''
Z revenue cut Gown L" >,'" IL" 'N''''' go ~
/ prevent NIHIgy accumulation "' "''''H ~
. the treasury, IA" |'lH question: ".,' '''''''
/ anly hr e very p'"i"'"'u' one J." '"' "'N'
. canvass.
/ MOP. S''"' ''"l ,'>''',y''' .''H I.
/ WUrh W.. ''lyE' the '''',''N ','' ~, r'
people 'hI @',''T ',' ',>',''",.
time 'i least "', .I''' ',,',','s .
some 'AP''>'."',> -. Vi'',,,,' .,'', 'rh..
WHO" ''' ""' gu ,''' IN J., oil il,
ly',"'' '.''' r',.,,,,,lr r,nrrg
tue" l"M'' ny manu- I,.,,...
SONS ANU "'.'' vs. ,,,,.I !, ,,,tI.in,, -
iti'"h p"" ''''' '''.I' ',.. ''''' IL.
/ don" the responsibility ,'",' .,
/ hy others. We are WHINE ''''
our P"'i'''" ">''',''' W ''''
opinion upon I.''N N',',, u, ., @
Gus ann support S',''' ' ,i',,',','' ,,,,..
Aud Ir""'''"H ~ ''' ''''''''s - 80,
upon "l'L ''',' anu NV Iii,
views. ana We nave '"''> w., ~
20 d" tins. We IrroS''<' ''' '',' ''''I, ~
| adjusting the de'ali~" ' "''''"'' "'', "
affects :" many CONNIE l'"- '" WV,
Crs>!ouS must DE HE'It "i' "' H,"' ., ''''''
the honest "plnl"h7 "' ''t VII" '''i''
i' reform our revenue law "'"
taxes must DE respected ~ '"' 81.
All we ''.n ,''''"''1"'f "tI, - 'r,
sue" "',' ''7 W A.. ,,.,,, t.,,
/ pIo\u o, 'h' h.H"'"l 1t" ''' -.
UIv-' anu ''"N ''''' r.;,r, ~
Will WORK ioE''"'' III """" ,.....I
Mt. OdIl'N'e 'Ni"' -. -.
with inc PINlO'" o' '"' '"'o
| gud SAID. Ii our 'i''u"N every wv
initiate the Spiut "hl'h aPP'"S 4" nav" ',,,
animated their state 'o"Neh''o" '''I, VIZ,
soon bc perfect harmony III '"' P.' ""
/ the subject OF TAXATION. lie 'NP'''S '''',
/ the Republicans will thrust se'''o"'' 3n"
race questions into the campaign. n"1
thinks they will have hut little 1t any M
| uurucc on the result. Wy In regard I" 'he
effect of the labor movement m the next
/ Presidential election, Nj. Carlisle SAID.
/ What was originally intended - "a Iin'i
movement seems to have been converted
INTO "A mere political movement, ana Is
now being directed by ambitious politicians
Instead OF practical w"rkin@mr". L.''o'
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